Sentence examples for integrated plants from inspiring English sources

From the beginning, for instance, Gerdau operated with a mini-mill system that had proved successful elsewhere, deliberately avoiding larger integrated plants, which require bigger investments and are less flexible, so it could decentralize its production and put its factories closer to both markets and the sources of raw material.

Accordingly, the advanced control techniques have the challenging task of assuring the safety of the process operation and providing tight control for the heat integrated plants.

In this paper, with designing buffer tanks for disturbance attenuation in tightly integrated plants as an example, we show that the structural location where the design modification is made in an integrated plant is a crucial decision with respect to their disturbance attenuation properties.

Future increases in feedstock yields repress the driver for front-end process decentralisation as they support larger, fully integrated plants over the same biomass sourcing footprints.

The resulting system abandons ethanol intermediates and switches to a system of decentralised, fully integrated plants similar to that observed in Figure 6a.

But, at the same time, production was shifting from the old coal-powered integrated plants to the new electric minimills in the South, which were more efficient and better able to respond to fluctuations in demand.

Special attention is given to the paradigm of concurrent (or integrated) plant and control design.

System codes are tools that perform integrated plant design taking into account those two aspects.

This paper describes a solution for integrated plant supervision utilizing closed circuit television (CCTV) digital surveillance.

Moreover, the study identified the configuration of ISGCPP with a gas turbine size of 50 MWe capacity and 93 ha of LFR solar field as the optimally integrated plant.

Using plant systems can help transform traditional descriptive botany courses into fully integrated plant science, while not losing the "trees in the forest".